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Morgan Stanley and UBS have become full members of the Life & Longevity Markets Association.
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The day of derivatives squawk boxes may be numbered as financial reform may require electronic trading for swaps, a move that could put an end to voice trading, which currently accounts for more than 90% of over-the-counter trades in the U.S.
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Merchant Capital has begun offering the Merchant Capital Income Plan: Capital & Income Lock-In.
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Draft proposals in Germany would limit foreign counterparties’ ability to terminate contracts with German institutions at risk of insolvency, which market participants fear will put a damper on trading with them. -
Carl Mason, the former head of equity derivatives strategy in the Americas at BNP Paribas in New York, has landed at UBS.
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The limited development of the derivatives markets in Asia-Pacific helped to reduce the potential losses to counterparties during the credit crisis three years ago, the Bank of International Settlements said today.
